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Yasawa Homestays

2.0 star property
your current months are December, 2024 and January, 2025.
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On the beach
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Reviews

7.4 out of 10

Good

Popular amenities

  • Pet-friendly
  • 24/7 front desk
  • Laundry
  • Housekeeping
  • Restaurant
  • Business services

Explore the area

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Navotua Village, Nacula Island
  • Sawa-I-Lau Caves
  • Devil's Beach
  • Blue Lagoon Beach
    49 min drive
  • Turtle Island (TTL)
    51 min drive

Room options

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Traditional Cabin, Ocean View

Traditional Cabin, Ocean View

  • 20 sq m
  • Ocean view
  • Sleeps 4
  • 1 Double Bed and 2 Twin Beds

About the area

Nacula Island

With a stay at Yasawa Homestays in Nacula Island, you'll be on the beach, and 21.4 mi (34.4 km) from Blue Lagoon Beach..This beach guesthouse is within the region of Sawa-I-Lau Caves and Devil's Beach.
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What's nearby

  • Blue Lagoon Beach - 49 min drive

Getting around

  • Nadi Intl. Airport (NAN) - 102 min drive

About this property

Yasawa Homestays

Beachfront guesthouse for sun and fun
Yasawa Homestays offers 6 accommodations. Bathrooms include showers. Housekeeping is provided daily.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
Make yourself at home in one of the 6 guestrooms. Bathrooms with showers are provided.
Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as free babysitting and tour/ticket assistance.
At Yasawa Homestays, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities.
Yasawa Homestays has a restaurant on site.

Languages

English

Property amenities

Parking and public transport

  • No on-site parking available
  • Local area shuttle

Food and drink

  • 1 restaurant

Things to do

  • Yoga classes

Family friendly

  • Free babysitting
  • Laundry facilities

Guest services

  • 24-hour front desk
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Laundry facilities
  • Luggage storage
  • Tour/ticket assistance

Business services

  • Meeting rooms

Outdoors

  • Beachfront location
  • Garden
  • Picnic area

Room amenities

Bathroom

  • Private bathroom
  • Shower
  • Towels

Policies

Check-in

Check-in time starts at 7 AM
Minimum check-in age: 18

Check-out

Check-out before 8 PM

Special check-in instructions

This property offers transfers from the ferry terminal; to arrange pick-up, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation
Guests must contact the property in advance for check-in instructions; front desk staff will greet guests on arrival
This property doesn't offer after-hours check-in
To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property at least 24 hours before arrival using the information on the booking confirmation
For more details, please contact the property using the information on the booking confirmation

Access methods

Staffed front desk

Pets

Pets stay free
Restrictions apply; for more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation

Children and extra beds

Children are welcome
Cribs (infant beds) are not available

Important information

You need to know

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
This property accepts cash

Property is also known as

Navotua Homestay House Nacula Island
Navotua Homestay House
Navotua Homestay Nacula Island
Yasawa Homestay Nacula Island
Yasawa Homestays Nacula Island
Yasawa Homestay
Yasawa Homestays Guesthouse Nacula Island
Yasawa Homestays Guesthouse
Yasawa Homestays Fiji/Nacula Island
Navotua Homestay
Yasawa Homestays Guesthouse
Yasawa Homestays Nacula Island
Yasawa Homestays Guesthouse Nacula Island

Yasawa Homestays Reviews

Reviews

7.4

Good

Rating 10 - Excellent. 2 out of 8 reviews" "
Rating 8 - Good. 3 out of 8 reviews" "
Rating 6 - Okay. 2 out of 8 reviews" "
Rating 4 - Poor. 0 out of 8 reviews" "
Rating 2 - Terrible. 1 out of 8 reviews" "

6.8/10

Cleanliness

7.6/10

Staff & service

4.0/10

Amenities

6.6/10

Property conditions & facilities

2.0/10

Eco-friendliness

Reviews

6/10 Okay

Alejandra

Travelled with partner
Disliked: Amenities
We enjoyed the island, it was beautiful. The food was good and plentiful but got fed the same things over and over. We knew what to expect from a homestay but we found that there was nothing to do except snorkle without paying for activity fees. So bring lots of cash! We expected to be asked for school donation and we did, but was not ok with being asked for donating to their family directly. We felt that paying for the homestay fee and for the activities was sufficient. But it was uncomfortable to be constantly told how much money they needed (this was just one individual doing this) Most everyone else was lovely. So try it out but be aware. Oh... and there was no kava ceremony or cultural activities unless you request and pay.
Stayed 3 nights in Jul 2024

8/10 Good

Michelle

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, property conditions & facilities, room comfort
Booked Navotua, got Malakati.
Although we booked Navotua homestay, our conformation email said we would be staying on the other side of the island at Malakati, so this review is of Malakati Homestay.The villagers were nice and welcoming, interacting with the children was our highlight and the proximity to a swimable beach was great.There were a few mishaps at the beginning of our stay which left us kind of sour.Firstly, the change in location was a little unsettling as we researched Navotua only, however, in the end Malakati was nice.There are a few people in charge of the homestay, on and off the island, so there is a lot of miscommunication between contacts.We booked for 2 people, however, when we FINALLY got to the island, they were surprised to see 2 of us and had only prepared one coconut and one flower necklace (not a huge deal for us) Our email also mentioned brining Kava to present to the chief, which is understandable, however we brought the powder, as we've seen been presented on other village tours. When we got to the village, our contact said that the root is preferred. We kind of felt like idiots.Also, once on the island,we were told that $10FJD each was also to be presented to the cheif.This was not mentioned in the email so we were left dumbfounded when we were told this new information.Malakati has only been running for less than a year so I think the villagers are still trying to figure out what tourist want out of their stay. Overall, great experience. We loved it.

10/10 Excellent

Marc

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, property conditions & facilities, room comfort
This is also real Fiji
This is an unique, authentic Fiji village homestay. The whole village is warm, welcoming and beautiful. Anyone wanting a real insight into Fiji should experience this. It is not for those wanting the luxury of expensive resorts. Your fee helps self sufficient Fijians instead of wealthy foreign resort owners. The setting and view are spectacularly beautiful.

8/10 Good

Courtney

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, property conditions & facilities, room comfort
Rustic and beautiful
I really enjoyed my time at Navotua. It is a rustic homestay and you must be conscious of where you are. Ladies, you must wear a sarong or long skirt when walking around the village. The locals will be as friendly to you as you are to them, smile often. Drink the cava (preferably from your own bowl). The mice will find any food in your Bure, but there is plenty on offer during your stay so no need to bring any. 3-4 nights is a perfect length stay, unless you really enjoy the basic/rustic life. One bathroom to share with the other two tourist bures, and no water pressure in the shower. Take plenty of cash to make the most of massages, markets, dance performances, fishing trips, etc. My only regret was taking insufficient cash. A menu of options and prices would have been useful prior to departure to Navotua. But if all else fails, sitting in a hammock by the beach and reading a book is pretty amazing. Take snorkelling gear and you're set!

10/10 Excellent

jim, australia

Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service
Give it a chance, relax & you will be overwhelmed
Navatoua is a Pacific Island village of about 20 families, they are authentic, peaceful, caring. No grog, no motor cars, no fumes; just beautiful people happy to share their island heaven. We are priviledged to have each meal with a different family in their home; fresh fish, crabs, casava,rice and vegetables and home baked wood fire bread, chatting with the family, it was special. The recent cyclone wiped out all their tropical fruit but the new crop is nearly ripe. The Fiji govt has built a new small school and the teacher and gorgeous kids want you to come and say hullo and learn where you come from. They beam, sing and laugh. Seize the moment, come alive, take a chance; swim in the huge cave, go crabbing in the mangroves with the happy locals, walk the palm lined white beaches and swim the pristine ocean, walk and maybe lend a hand in their vegetable gardens. We stayed for 7 days but it could have been a lot longer because you slowly ease into the lifestyle, the kids are just so friendly but respectfull. Two or 3 days is not enough to experience all that one can do..... as well as just sitting in this idylic place. Be part of a family simple business making pure coconut oil and soap.

6/10 Okay

Oliver

Liked: Staff & service
Disliked: Property conditions & facilities, room comfort
Paradies mit kleinen Mängeln
Bei Yasawa Homestay handelt es sich um 3 Dörfer, die diesen Service anbieten. Dies ist auf der Buchungswebseite nicht ersichtlich. Deswegen kommt es wohl öfter zu Verwechslungen der Buchungen in den Dörfern. Also Obacht bei der Bestätigung! Immer genau auf den Dorfnamen achten und diesen unbedingt auf der Fähre mit angeben! Uns ist es passiert, dass aufgrund dieser Ungenauigkeit, alle Hütten die für Besucher vorgesehen sind, voll besetzt waren. Als Folge haben wir eine Ausweich-Hütte bekommen, die sehr viel Wildlife beinhaltete. Die Dörfer sind sehr einfach, ohne Strom. Das Wasser kommt aus Regensammelbehältern. Unbedingt Flaschenwasser zum Trinken mitnehmen. Sehr freundliche Leute. Zu erwähnen wäre da unbedingt noch der Umweltschutz!!! Leider werden dort immer noch eine Menge Altbatterien (und in Dörfern ohne Strom fällt da ne Menge an) im Meer entsorgt. Die Folge, einzelne Strandabschnitte sind voll davon. Hier muss unbedingt was getan werden.

2/10 Terrible

Verified traveller

Disliked: Cleanliness, staff & service, property conditions & facilities, room comfort
Schwarzer Schatten im Paradies
Siehe Beschwerde per Mail innerhalb der nächsten Stunden.

8/10 Good

jean luc

Liked: Staff & service, property conditions & facilities
Sejour tres authentique dans 1 tribu avec repas dans kes familles .tres bien pour l accueil .1 bemol 1 gastro ! En revanche en plus du ferry il a fallu prendre 1 petit bateau de 30 à 45 euros selon les clients:cher et mafieu .